Conference Photo Gallery Part 1 – What the LDV team did

The LDV team had a busy and fun Conference in York. Here are a few of the things we got up to:

Co-editors, hard at work

Caron Stephen York broom cupboard

 

Thanks to Paul Walter for taking this.

Caron meets Liberal Youth

Screen Shot 2014-03-10 at 09.00.57With Claire Boad, Maelo Manning and Alex White.

Joe proposes an amendment

Joe Otten

 

Team Selfie

Team selfie

Stephen rehearses his speech for his fringe meeting. If using the LDV broom cupboard for speech prep is good enough for Danny Alexander, it’s good enough for us…

Stephen's speech prep

 

Caron on the News

Linda Jack and Caron Lindsay on BBC News

 

If you have photos of any of us around Conference, please feel free to send them to us. Unless they are embarrassing, of course…

And, of course, we must say a big thank you to Mary Reid, who wasn’t at Conference, but who spent a lot of time updating the site from home.

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One Comment

  • Shirley Campbell 10th Mar '14 - 10:43pm

    Well, thank you Caron and Stephen. I am an old woman but I gain knowledge from reading the comments on LDV. I like to see young people involved in political debate; it gives me hope for the future.

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